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Status / Progress of the erosita X ray Observatory: Vadim Burwitz, Max Planck Institut für extraterrestrische Physik On behalf of the erosita Team IACHEC #9, May 13, 2014, Airlie Center, Warrenton, Virginia, USA

erosita Eine Himmelsdurchmusterung im Röntgenbereich und die Erforschung der Dunklen Energie All sky Survey ~30 times more sensitive than ROSAT Detection of 100.000 Clusters of Galaxies in order to constrain parameters of Dark Energy + 500.000 Stars + 3.000.000 AGN + many other objects

Spektrum Rentgen Gamma (SRG) ART XC IKI erosita MPE Navigator NPO Lavochkin Launch to L2 from Baikonur with a Zenit Fregat, beginning 2016 ground stations in Russia

erosita: Telescope Scheme Front Cover Star Trackers (2) X ray Baffles (7) Mirror Modules (7) Electron Deflectors (7) Camera Radiators (2) Sun Sensors Electronics Radiators (2) Cameras, Electronics Cooling System

erosita CCD Cameras and E Boxes

Complex Cooling pipe system for 7 CCDs

CCD Camera Design

Cameras and Electronics,,, Filterwheels CCDs Cameras Camera Electronics 60 printed circuit boards ~35.000 electronics components (radhard, highrel) ITAR!!!

PSFs of the erosita Flight Mirror Modules Mirrors shells produced and integrated at Media Lario Technologies and the X ray Baffles at MPE Photon energy HEW Al K (1.49 kev) Goal 15 Measurement FM 1 FM 2 FM 3 FM 4 FM 5 FM6 FM7 FM 8 16.1 ±0.2 16.8 ±0.3 15.7 ±0.3 16.0 ±0.3 16.2 ±0.3 16.3 ±0.3 15.6 ±0.3 17.1 ±0.3 HEW Cu K (8.04 kev) 20 15.2 ±0.1 15.4 ±0.3 16.7 ±0.4 16.3 ±0.3 16.2 ±0.3 16.2 ±0.3 16.6 ±0.3 18.4 ±0.4

Mirror Performance PANTER measurements

HW Status: Overview FM Telescope Structure, Front Cover incl. Mechanism MLI Mirror System FM 1 FM 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 X ray Baffle FM 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Mirror Assemblies (Mirror + X ray Baffle) FM 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Electron Deflector FM 1 8 E Box Radiators (2) Camera Radiators Heatpipe System Camera Heatpipe System Electronics Cameras (Meidinger et al. SPIE 8859 10) CCDs Detector Electronics Interface & Thermal Control Electronics Harnesses ready, tested (qualified) ready, some parts to be refurbished ready with X ray Baffle, tested (acc, baf, vib, ptv, tel) ready with X ray Baffle, tested (acceptance) ready, integrated onto each mirror module ready, all still need to be calibrated in X rays ready, tested (qualified) ready, tested (qualified) ready, tested (qualified) Integrated and tested sucessfully in March Integrated and tested sucessfully in March QM test close to completion QM test close to completion EM tests in progress EM tests in progress Completed waiting for outgassing

Calibration court. K. Dennerl

The MPE PANTER X ray Test Facility The X ray test Facility Length 132 m extendible to 145 m Main intrument chamber 3.5 m diameter Large cleanroom for handling X ray optics Detectors PIXI TRoPIC PSPC PSPC : Position Sensitive Proportional Counter TRoPIC : Single photon counting CCD camera PIXI : Integrating CCD Camera X ray Sources Multi target electron impact source Seifert closed X ray source X ray Monochromators Beam Monitors Proportional counters Drift Chamber Manipulators X, Y, Z translation stages Tip tilt, rotation stages X ray source 13 m extension Instrument Chamber & Clean Room Pumping Station 3 Pumping Station 2 Pumping Station 1 13

The of Axis PSF of erosita (Survey PSF) +30 +25 +20 +15 +10 +5 0 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 +5 +10 +15 +20 +25 +30 Half the focal plane scanned In 5 arcmin steps

erosita Mirror Calibration FM1 went through the following tests for qualifiction an X ray acceptance test HEW and effective area Integration of the baffle unit X ray test after baffle integration HEW and effective area Environmental tests (thermal cycling and vibration) Telescope module Test / X ray test in space like envirement. FM2 FM8: went through an X ray acceptance test HEW and effective area FM1 FM8: Final calibration tests to measure the: PSF on axis / off axis in the energy range 0.18 8.04 kev effective area in the energy range 0.18 8.04 kev contribution of scattering

PUMA Facility Vacuum: p = 2 10 7 mbar StirlingCooler: T < 120 C 2nd cooler for electronics Multitarget X ray Source Double Filterwheel charact. lines 0.3keV 10keV

PUMA CameraTest

A boring result? Al K spectrum, 80eV FWHM

Cr K 136eV FWHM Cu L 70eV FWHM

Perfect Uniformity

Onboard Calibration Source Al K Ti K Mn K

erosita Cover Test I at PANTER To perform a functional test in vacuum of the erosita telescope cover opening mechanism the top part of the sunshield together with the cover were installed in the large PANTER vacuum chamber

Single erosita telescope in PANTER Mirror Assembly Contamination Shield TRoPIC CCD Camera

Space Simulation with Cooling Shroud Contamination Shield LN2 Cooling Shroud

Thermal Tests: CCD Camera Heatpipe Cooling System Test & End2End Test test The complete telescope setup including 4 radiators that remove the heat from the cameras and the electronic boxes through a complex heat pipe system are placed in a thermal shroud in the vacuum chamber which has a liquid N 2 cooled radiators that are placed opposite the telescope radiators to simulate cold space. In Febr. Mar. 2014 this test successfully demonstrated that it is possible to cool all 7 CCDs down to at least 93 o C, the optimal temperature for operating the cameras. And also maintain the electronic boxes at the nominal Temperature of 20 C.

erosita End to End Test at PANTER The last end to end test of the erosita telescope before delivery to Russia will be performed at PANTER. In this critical test all systems, both hardware and software, will be checked out. As erosita will be placed upright into PANTER the on board Fe55 calibration sources will be used to illuminate the CCDs. The PANTER X ray Test Facility is ideally suited for this end to end test because it is the cleanest large vacuum chamber available to us for such a test that also provides the cooling capability for the radiators.

erosita status Summary We have 8 excellent Mirror Modules We have a perfectly working X ray camera The telescope and its subsystems are qualified end to end test test at PANTER succesfull in Febr. March 2014 X ray Mirror Assembly (Mirror + X ray Baffle) Calibration beginning next week, completion end of this summer CameraS CCDs are all characterised and Calibration begins as soon electronics fabrication is completed After end to end test in PANTER mid 2015 before delivery to Russia for a Launch beginning 2016,, 27